Cool stuff for kids in London

London Aquarium. Meet sharks, touch rays and see dangerous fish. Regent’s Park.

London Planetarium. Discover the planets, the stars and outer space. Marylebone Road.

Museum of Childhood at Bethnal Green. Everything from old children’s clothes to toys and dolls. Cambridge Heath Road.

Natural History Museum. Hundreds of interactive exhibits to cater for all wishes. Meet dinosaurs, feel insects crawl over your skin, experience an earthquake, and more. Cromwell Road.

Science Museum. See, feel and experience the advance of technology. Step into the future, age 30 years in 30 seconds and make your own homepage. Exhibition Road

Battersea Park Children's Zoo. Loads of pets, small animals and birds. Petting zoo. Pony rides in the summer. Battersea Park.

London Butterfly House. Butterflies in all possible (and impossible!) shapes and colours. Syon Park.
London Zoo. One of the oldest zoos in the world. Regent’s Park.
London Wetland Centre. Wetlands created in the heart of London, complete with unique plant and animal life. Take the tube to Hammersmith and then continue on by bus.

London Duck Tour. See London from an amphibious vehicle. The tour starts on dry land before the Duck drives down onto the Thames with a splash! Start at Chicheley Street.

 By travelling in the Duck Tours amphibious vehicle you can see London from dry land and from the Thames.

Cutty Sark. Sailing ship from 1869 that was the fastest in its day. Now an exciting museum about maritime history. King William Walk 1.

Hamleys. One of the world’s most famous and popular toy shops. 188-196 Regent Street.

Madame Tussaud´s. The world’s most famous wax works. Marylebone Road.

Kew's Royal Botanic Gardens. Huge botanical garden with more than 40 000 varieties. Kew Road, Richmond, Surrey.

LEGOLAND. In Windsor, just a half-hour trip from London, lies an offshoot of its famous Danish counterpart.